Show me your switch setup
03-07-2016, 05:48 PM
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Man that looks great!! I'm thinking about putting a lockout/safety for my locker switches just a simple push button or toggle. Probably just wire all the grounds to it and cut it off that way. So you have to toggle the button then activate the lockers. All I need is for my wife to hit the locker activate while going 55 down the highway when she hit it on accident to change the radio.
03-08-2016, 02:38 AM
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Thank you! I am an aircraft electrician, so wiring my pump, lockers, lights, etc myself was the best part. These OTRATTW switches are nice. As someone who owns both the A pillar panel and the lower console panel, put your commonly used switches on the A pillar. It is much more intuitive to use.
03-08-2016, 09:25 AM
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03-14-2016, 04:37 AM
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Thank you to everyone for responding on this thread. However. After searching all over online and looking at all of your setups, I decided I didn't want any of those. So here is the direction I went with my switches.
These are for my off road lights and rock lights. They are wired to a bank of switching relays under the hood for power.
There is a ton of room between the shifters and it's easy to access. I have room for more switches if I ever want to add more and they are easy to reach and discrete. Clean and simple.
These are for my off road lights and rock lights. They are wired to a bank of switching relays under the hood for power.
There is a ton of room between the shifters and it's easy to access. I have room for more switches if I ever want to add more and they are easy to reach and discrete. Clean and simple.
03-15-2016, 01:51 PM
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It's not an sPod, it was cheaper, could do more, and has Bluetooth. Switch Pros 8100 mounted in a modified RR A pillar. I still need to call Switch Pros and get the vertical labels. The sway bar one isn't hooked up, and will probably become a switch for more lights.
03-15-2016, 01:56 PM
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It's not an sPod, it was cheaper, could do more, and has Bluetooth. Switch Pros 8100 mounted in a modified RR A pillar. I still need to call Switch Pros and get the vertical labels. The sway bar one isn't hooked up, and will probably become a switch for more lights.
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03-15-2016, 02:05 PM
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03-16-2016, 03:06 PM
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It's not an sPod, it was cheaper, could do more, and has Bluetooth. Switch Pros 8100 mounted in a modified RR A pillar. I still need to call Switch Pros and get the vertical labels. The sway bar one isn't hooked up, and will probably become a switch for more lights.
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